1. Character/s:
- Both Plots:
- Abcanians - Dwarves (ruled by Abhart, son of Abcan)
- Maithians - Elves (ruled by Fey, a talented female hunter)
- Luans - Fairies (ruled by Titania, also ruler of Gloidalia)
- Merrows - Mermaid-like creatures (they have no leader)
- Lucy is the main character (human)
- There are other creatures that do not belong to any country.
2. Setting (Think about last class and be true about detail):
- Both Plots:
- Gloidalia (derived from Gaelic, a "Goidelic" language)
- Abcania - Home of the Dwarves
- Maithe - Home of the Evles
- Lua Forest - Home of the Fairies
- Merrow Sea - Home of the Merrows
- Wicklow - The main kingdom where Titania lives
- Ciaran Woods - A forbidden forest (Ciaran means "dark" in Gaelic)
3. Goal, conflict or problem (inciting incident and/or trigger):
- Plot One: Gloidalia is ruled by Titania (in this plot she plays a very caring and graceful Queen) and Lucy must help defeat Cao - a monster who is described as "the mother of demons and devils.
- Plot Two: Gloidalia is ruled by Titania (in this plot she is the person to defeat, for she is an evil and cruel Queen)
- Both Plots: Lucy travels to every country learning their unique defense techniques in order to gain enough skill to defeat the enemy. During her travels, she learns a lot about her family and their secret abilities.
4. Major events (4 or 5--rising action, climax, falling action):
- Plot One: A battle between Cao and Lucy
- Plot Two: A battle between Titania and Lucy
5. Ending/Resolution/Denouement:
- Both Plots: Lucy defeats the enemy and must question whether to return to her home or stay in Gloidalia.
6. Theme (What would an English teacher say about what your story means):
- Both Plots: Ultimately, my goal in writing this story is to show people that when you are put through trials (just like in everyday-life) it is important to not give up, because if you try to succeed, you can learn a lot about who you are as a person.
Well done here!
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